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If the gooseberry bushes appear to turn into other objects but still function properly, then the mismatch is in the client data. The best way to deal with that is to remove all the cached data files and re-run the client (assuming you're running the client and the server on the same machine).

cd OneLifeData7
rm */cache.fcz

If you're not running the client from the git repo, then you probably have different data on the server and in your client data files.

Nerds.

You could try copying server 1's data to a different server and compare performance to see if it's data vs hardware.

The forums are a better start than nothing, but the discord is where it's at. Anything posted on the forum is prone to going out of date pretty quick. People on the discord are constantly discussing the meta.

I just email Jason using my phone whenever I want to quit, and he does it remotely.

Did either of you have useCustomServer.ini set to 1?

This won't be in the base game unless Jason changes his mind. There are a couple of reasons. Rivers are not in scope, and networking is also not in scope. There might be a version of this kind of thing though, say a geyser that you can build something on top of or something like that.

Having said that, I have made a mod with a water biome and procedurally generated streams that can be used in recipes for crafting etc. One day (one glorious day) when I have a lot more time to spare I will make a complete mod and will incorporate the streams into it. I'm not sure about networking though because that will be hard.

This sounds like a generic self-extracting installer issue. Try downloading it again. Also check that there is enough disk space where you are trying to install it.

The game engine is built such that one tile = one ID. Just because an object is drawn small on the screen does not mean it is small in the server's concept of it. It's still one object with one ID. A Bear cave is the same as a goosberry seed and takes up one space. You could make tiles hold more stuff by making the tiles smaller, but then you would have to rewrite the engine to handle big things like the forge taking up four tiles instead of one.

So the long and the short of it is it can't be done without rebuilding the game engine.

There was a problem with the update for Windows users today. Jason has fixed it now.

This is as designed.

Ah right, I didn't know users could delete their own threads. Not sure if there is anything that can be done about it, but I'll look at the settings.